Software Update: TeamSpeak Client 2.0.32.60

Voice chatting is becoming more popular by the day, thanks to the ever faster internet connections and the less bandwidth-demanding programs. Especially for gamers, voice communication on the battlefield can be a big advantage. With that in mind, TeamSpeak was born. The program has found a way of talking about the internet for every connection speed, the smallest of which does not require kb/s.

The team is still working hard on their software, which has resulted in version 2.0.32.60 of the TeamSpeak Client. A lot of bugs have been flattened again and a few features have been improved. The program has also become a bit faster:

• Redesigned the 0-100 hz filter to produce better sound.
• Fixed “always on top” issues in windows.
• Removed “always on top” on linux since it wont work anyway.
• Included the fixed TSRemote.dll/libTSRemote.so.0.4 so the sdk works again.
• Fixed the windows installer so the windows celp codec is installed again.
• Did some speed improvements.
• Fixed a problem with the direct sound driver (it refused to open on some cards)

[break]The new client is available in Windows and Linux flavors.